Step 1: Identify the problem(s):
Step 2: Choose your side and explain your opinion in two or three sentences. For instance, will a proposed change solve the problem or not? Why do you feel this way? This will provide the basis of your thesis or opening statement.
Step 3: Providing evidence to support your ideas. Your position can be based on personal opinion, but it must be supported with specific evidence and examples from your research. Use at least 3 pieces of evidence to indicate a good understanding of the topic and your opinion, and why your position is valid.
Step 4: If there is a problem to be solved, provide a possible solution and explain why you think your solution would work.
Step 5: Write a conclusion. Sum up your opinion and examples about the issue to make your point a final time. Use the space below for your notes or first attempt.
Step 6: Combine your notes into a well-written position statement (essay). Word-process your drafts to make revisions and editing easier; word process your final copy. Use correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Remember to support your statements with evidence.
Last Completed Projects
| topic title | academic level | Writer | delivered |
|---|